DonO:
how do you do it i mean dubbing some of my pattern call for this.and i have
no idea what to do.
thank dave


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Sent: November 13, 2006 10:11 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [VFB] dubbing


Dave,
Depending on the fur (or hair) used, you can divide it up into sections
based on length and texture:

Long guard hairs
Short intermediate hairs
Underbody hair
And what I call underbody fuzz.

Not all fur-bearing creatures have all of these, and all of them vary in:

What lengths and textures they do have naturally,
Where on the animal you harvest it (forehead vs butt, etc.),
If it was an aquatic mammal (waterproofing oils/dense underfur and fuzz),
and
What climate it was harvested in.

Dubbings can be:

Clipped then separated into lengths
Blended with all lengths used
Blended with just one or more lengths used
Blended with other dubbings,
Dyed, one color or blended colors, or with flash materials,
Waterproofed.

And my favorite- dubbings can be:

Rope-dubbed, tapered and segmented,
Rope-dubbed, fuzzy or clean,
Rope-dubbed with hackles,
Rope-dubbed on wire thread.

Your bear fur/hair can give you lots of looks, depending on you you clip,
prepare, and spin-out the dubbing.

Notice I didn't mention dubbing tools, loops, wax, etc., because I don't use
them.

DonO

----- Original Message -----
From: "David Masson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 3:30 PM
Subject: [VFB] dubbing


> can anyone tell me if i can use the bottom part of the fur of the black
bear
> for dubbing?
> if so do you leave it long or do you shorten it?
> dave
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